IAM, BNS, BSYS, NSYS, and XRF Credentials Management

Posted on Jan 5, 2025 in Computers

Hi XXX,

Regards,
Peru NT Administration (Mario Acosta)

IAM Credentials

  • QAT BNS: s5913113
  • IST BNS: s8003326
  • UATBNS: ou=Users_Groups,dc=Uatbns,dc=bns
  • UATBSYS: ou=Users,dc=Uatbsys,dc=bns
  • UATNSYS: ou=Users_Groups,dc=Uatnsys,dc=bns
  • TESTBNS: ou=Users_Group,dc=Testbns,dc=bns
  • ISTNB: ou=Users_Groups,dc=Istnb,dc=bns

URLs:

Active Directory:

  • AD-BNS: UATBNS TESTBNS
  • AD-BSYS: UATBSYS BCXISDOM
  • AD-NSYS: UATNSYS ISTNB

PV

PV: pru003 (SR1926pe)

iShare

iShare: 6447090 (5913113)
http://ishare.bns/

Windows 7 Servers

Hi Mario and Team,

Windows 7 servers:

  • VM PRD BSYS – ISCGIAMBSYSW7U1 – 10.60.19.209
  • VM UAT BSYS – ISCGIAMUATBSYSW – 10.60.19.109
  • VM IST BSYS – ISCGIAMBCXISDOM – 10.60.19.176

Regards,
Yik Tsue | Information Security Analyst Senior

IAM UATBNS

URLs:

IMA Service

DOWN services:

  1. Citrix MFCOM
  2. Citrix Independent Management Architecture
  3. Citrix SMA
  4. Citrix WMI

UP services:

  1. Citrix Independent Management Architecture
  2. Citrix MFCOM
  3. Citrix SMA
  4. Citrix WMI

If you need to rename the account, please send us the approval of your Manager, because our security policies so require.

Password Authority

  • BNS: TORGBNS2.bns.bns
  • Proxies: TORGBNS2.BNS.BNS and TORKBNS4.BNS.BNS
  • UATBNS: TOCGBNSDC1UW.uatbns.bns.BNS – Service ID’s
  • Proxies: TOCGBNSDC1UW TOCKBNSDC2UW
  • BSYS: BCXPRD002.bsys.bns
  • Proxies: BCXPRD002.bsys.bns and BCXPRD502
  • UATBSYS: TOCGBSYSDC1UV.uatbsys.bns (10.151.120.34)
  • TOCGBSYSDC1UV.uatbsys.bns – Service ID’s
  • Proxies: TOCGBSYSDC1UV
  • NSYS: NCXPGI002.nsys.bns
  • Proxies: NCXPFI001.NSYS.BNS and NCXPGI002.NSYS.BNS
  • UATNSYS: NCXQGI006.uatnsys.bns
  • Proxies: ncxqgi006
  • XRF Proxies: 10.5.65.16 and 10.5.65.18
  • UATXRF Proxies: 10.9.235.132 and 10.9.235.133
  • TESTBNS: TOCKBNSDC2IW.testbns.bns
  • ISTNB: NCXIGI001.ISTNB.BNS
  • BCXISDOM: BCXIST01.bcxisdom.bns

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Scheduled Task Password Input

Hi Tom,

Please, provide us with steps to follow to input TOCGDNDEBCI1PW\papadmin password for your Scheduled Task “DynamicNotification”.
Or, if you prefer to work together, send us an invitation to an online meeting including the Lync URL.
We are available this Thursday, May 22nd at 15:00pm (Toronto time). Thank you.

Hi Iven,

We are available this Thursday, May 27th at 10:00 am (Toronto time). Please, send us an invitation to an online meeting including the Lync URL.
Or, if you prefer, provide us with steps to follow to input the password on your application. Thank you very much.

Regards,
Peru NT Administration (Mario Acosta)

Service Account Authorization

Service account’s owners can authorize the following:

  • Key password to their applications
  • Password reset and re-enter

Service account’s owner managers can authorize the following:

  • Creation/deletion/disable/enable of the accounts
  • Extend account expiry date for 2 weeks

Hi Mark,

Yes, we are available Friday, May 31st at 10:00 am (Toronto time).
Could you send a meeting invitation to reserve time on our agenda? Thanks

Regards,
Peru NT Administration (Mario Acosta)

Creating Services in IST Environments

Hi FGFG,

TESTBNS service account requested has been created.
Passcode is: QBPtku967

Remember that you are the owner of the service account and you are solely responsible for the custody and administration of the service’s password.
Our area has no responsibility for the password.

Regards

Hi Warren,

Your request has been attended.
In the previous email, we sent you the password of TESTBNS service account: B6_Batch

Please, take into consideration that for the IST environment, we don’t have the same degree of responsibilities as Production & UAT:

a) We only create Domain and Service ID’s and then give out the password to the requester, we don’t register the passcode on Password Authority.

b) We don’t take over the password for the service account (local or domain). As the user has the password, they can do whatever they need. The owner of IST service is the unique responsible for custody and managing the password unless there is a request for saving the passcode on Password Authority with a valid reason.

c) Local ID’s and local group membership are created by the server owner.

Regards,
Peru NT Administration (Mario Acosta)

Please attach the service account owner’s manager approval along with your request. This approval is required to initiate the attention of your order, thanks.

Hi Terence,

We have registered as owner of UATBNS service: MHUB_QAT to George Chornis.
Could you please send us his approval? Because this is a requisite to attend your request, thanks!

Regards,
Peru NT Administration (Mario Acosta)

XRF

Connect to one of these 2 controllers:

  • BNSLDAD01P.xrf.bns 10.5.65.16
  • BNSLDAD02P.xrf.bns 10.5.65.18

FC_XRF_D# (1 to 10) fc_xrf_d1 fc_xrf_d2

UATXRF

Cloakware (CPA):

  • TOCGISCCWPA1PW.BNS.BNS – 10.56.140.189
  • TOCFISCCWPA2PW.BNS.BNS – 10.52.140.41

After:

  • BNSBRAD01U.uatxrf.bns – 10.9.235.132
  • BNSBRAD02U.uatxrf.bns – 10.9.235.133

FC_UATXRF_D# (1 to 10)

Requests for password entry must always come with the owner’s approval.

Hi Rana,

Please, send us the approval of the owner of BNS\sql8qupd service.
Such requests must always be accompanied by the approval of the owner’s service. Thanks.

Meeting to enter Service’s password:

Hi William,

Please provide your approval for subject FC. (Domain FC for UATABM)

Available firecalls are.

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Hi Ivan,

Your request has been attended.

Firecall information as follow.

  • Account Name: FCLATAME2
  • Expires at: 2014-06-20 18:30 (Toronto time)

We send the password in the previous e-mail.

Regards,
Peru NTADministration (Mario Acosta)

Our procedure indicates that the requester should always send the previous approval of the Managing Owner or Owner Service.

Oopsie, I messed up, apparently, Kelly knows more. All praise Kelly.